Web of Science / JCR

Indexed in Clarivate's Web of Science Core Collection and annually evaluated by the Journal Citation Reports (JCR).

Scopus

Indexed in Elsevier's Scopus, the world's largest database of abstracts and citations of peer-reviewed scientific literature.

DOAJ

Listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals, meeting rigorous editorial quality standards and open access compliance.

SCImago Journal Rank

Evaluated by the SCImago Journal & Country Rank, with Diamond Open Access classification confirming the absence of APC.

ERIH PLUS

Included in the European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences, recognising interdisciplinary environmental research.

Crossref

DOI registration and citation linking, enabling real-time citation counts across all RBCIAMB articles.

Norwegian Register

Registered at Level 1 of the Norwegian Publication Indicator, attesting its recognition as a quality scientific journal.

Dimensions

Connected to Dimensions, synchronising citation indicators and linking articles to funding sources, clinical trials, and policy documents.

OpenAlex

Connected to OpenAlex, an open and free bibliographic database that tracks citations and provides impact metrics without access barriers.

The Lens

Connected to The Lens, an open scholarly and patent database that tracks citations, collaborations, and funding across the journal's full corpus.

Altmetric

Monitors in real time the online attention to RBCIAMB articles across news portals, blogs, social media, and policy documents.

PlumX Metrics

Measures article impact across five categories: citations, usage, captures, mentions, and social media.

When articles indexed in Europe PubMed Central cite works published in RBCIAMB, the platform automatically identifies that relationship and signals it through a citation badge linked to the source article, contributing to bibliometric tracking.

Reviewer Recognition

Upon completing a review, reviewers may choose to export their review record to Web of Science, receiving formal credit for their contribution on their researcher profile. RBCIAMB integrates this functionality to support transparent recognition of the peer review process.